An Italian Ss Volunteer Sleeve Shield Archive He enlisted as a Lance

He enlisted as a Lance Corporal in the Army Service Corps (S4-041744) for service in the First World War

The details of his time in France continue: drive to the Marne

was placed in Flemming Hospital on the 19th

as a very determined SS officer named Captain Schmidt identified him as an allied airman and attempted several times to try to have him released into the custody of the German Wehrmacht

Petty Officer John Terrence Martin Fortune

An Italian Ss Volunteer Sleeve Shield Archive He enlisted as a LanceAn Italian SS Volunteer Sleeve Shield In red, yellow threading on black shield, slightly worn, fine. Footnote: This item were brought back by US Army NCO C. H. Johnson, born in 1915, from Ohio, who was stationed at Camp Dachau in 1945; photocopy of his US Army Camp Dachau Identification Card (Nr. 8063) will be accompanied with this item. C. H. Johnson was killed in a tragic car accident in 1972; souvenirs from Dachau he brought back (together with his